amaraavati@yahoo.com (amara vati) wrote 

> could anybody give me references on random sampling theory, i.e theory
> for signals which are sampled at random intervals of time.

There was a book, edited by John Benedetto and Frazier:

Wavelets: Mathematics and Applications, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL,
1994.

That contained a nice chapter by Feichtinger & Gr�chenig, who have
done quite a bit of work on the problem (together, and separately). 
There's a web-page here:

http://www.mat.univie.ac.at/~nuhag/papers/irreg.html

that contains some references.

You might also like to do a search on "Sensor Scheduling", some of
which uses random sampling as a way of optimizing the performance of
various sensor arrays.

Ciao,

Peter K.

Hello,
             There is one book by Mr Sridhar, " Random Speech Processsing"
I do not remember the publishers. But it is a good one.

             There is one more book i think by Proakis with similiar title.

Best Regards,

Sathish Athreya.
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> hi,
>
> could anybody give me references on random sampling theory, i.e theory
> for signals which are sampled at random intervals of time.
>
> regards
> amar

hi,

could anybody give me references on random sampling theory, i.e theory
for signals which are sampled at random intervals of time.

regards
amar